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Plot

Take time, celebrate silence.
The Samurai Slashed in time with a breath, the audience synchronizes in a laugh of relief.
Japanese sword art and the mystery of magic come together in the search for balance between reality and imagination.

Moments of severe perfection alternate with a sharp irony ready to remind us of the errant nature of the human being.

Backstory

The show is a tribute to the bond with my father who chose the name Daigoro, which in Japanese means: Perennial light in the soul

“so that your path is always illuminated and can be an example for those who are in the dark"

It is derived from a manga "Lone Wolf and Cub" which the show was inspired by.

The manga tells the story of Ogami Itto, an exiled samurai who, together with his son Daigoro, travels across Japan in search of revenge.
During this journey, Itto protects and teaches his son the meaning of the word Honor, creating an unbreakable bond between father and son.

 

The street artist as Ronin (masterless samurai)

Being a samurai is not just demonstrating your skill with the sword, it is a lifestyle, a way of seeing the world, a deep search for something inside you.

Just like in The Way of the Samurai, the street artist searches, digs and listens to his emotions and those of other people, seeing the world through different eyes.

He wanders like a lone wolf, to follow the Way and what he believes in, to discover what it means to be free.

In this show we chose to reawaken this ancient figure of the samurai and bring it into the modern era where the meaning of the word Honor has been forgotten.

The street artist has the task of awakening people's souls and reminding us that there are other ways of living.

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